Studies on Interlinings

Part 4: The Influence of Fluffs by the paper Raising on the Peeling Strength of Both-Sided Non-Woven Fusible Interlinings

Abstract

This article aims to determine the effect of degree of the paper raising on the peeling strength of five kinds of fabrics of plain weave and both-sided non-woven fusible interlinings made from a spider's web-like polyamide resin. The results are summarized as follows:
1) The maximum peeling strength was found at the optimal number of paper raisings.
2) The stable fluffs by the paper raising has an effect on the peeling strength.
3) A relationship was found between the degree of the paper raising and the surface friction of a fabric. The kinetic friction between two pieces of cloth is suitable to determine the surface friction.